Heating/Cooling

Napoleon Cold Climate Heat Pumps

Comfort in Every Season

Heat pumps are in the spotlight for good reasons; they help reduce both energy bills and greenhouse gas emissions. With generous government and utility rebates available, more homeowners are turning to heat pumps to cut heating costs.

Napoleon Cold Climate Heat Pumps are built to handle harsh North American winters while keeping you comfortable year‑ round.

Heat Pump Efficiency: What You Need to Know

From an energy usage standpoint, heat pumps are incredibly efficient delivering up to 300% efficiency compared to traditional heating systems.

Gas Furnace's

97% Efficiency

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Napoleon High-Efficiency Furnace

1 Kilowatt of fuel energy generates
.97 Kilowatt of heat energy

Heat Pump's

300% Efficiency

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Napoleon High-Efficiency Heat Pump

1 Kilowatt of fuel energy
generates up to
3 Kilowatts of heat energy

Baseboard Heater's

100% Efficiency

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Baseboard Heater

1 Kilowatt of fuel energy generates
1 Kilowatt of heat energy

Why Are Heat Pumps So Efficient?

Unlike other systems that generate heat, heat pumps transfer heat that already exists in the environment—much like how a refrigerator works.

In Winter

Pulls heat from outdoor air—even on freezing days—and moves it indoors.

In Summer

Reverse the process to remove heat from inside your home, keeping your home cool.

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Napoleon Heat Pump functioning in winter and summer

How Do Other Systems Compare?

Traditional heating systems like gas, oil, or propane furnaces burn fuel to produce heat. Even though modern gas furnaces can be up to 98% efficient, they still depend on non-renewable fossil fuels. The heat they provide comes directly from burning that fuel.

Heat pumps work differently. Instead of creating heat, they move it from the air outside—even in cold temperatures. This makes them much more energy-efficient and better for the environment.

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